Difference between revisions of "Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1"

Japanese
Japanese	遊（ゆう）☆戯（ぎ）☆王（おう）デュエルモンスターズ５（ファイブ）エキスパート１（ワン）
Base	遊☆戯☆王デュエルモンスターズ５エキスパート１
Furigana	ゆう☆ぎ☆おうデュエルモンスターズファイブエキスパートワン
Rōmaji	Yūgiō Dyueru Monsutāzu Faibu: Ekisupāto Wan

*Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1*
Names
English	Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1
Japanese
Japanese
Japanese	遊（ゆう）☆戯（ぎ）☆王（おう）デュエルモンスターズ５（ファイブ）エキスパート１（ワン）
Base	遊☆戯☆王デュエルモンスターズ５エキスパート１
Furigana	ゆう☆ぎ☆おうデュエルモンスターズファイブエキスパートワン
Rōmaji	Yūgiō Dyueru Monsutāzu Faibu: Ekisupāto Wan
Development
Platform	Game Boy Advance
Languages	Japanese
Developer	Konami
Publisher	Konami
Release dates
Japanese	July 5, 2001
Series
Series	Duel Monsters
Previous	Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelist
Next	Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2
Remake	The Eternal Duelist Soul
Links
	Promotional cards; Guide books: book 1 · book 2; List of cards;

Latest revision as of 21:20, 24 February 2024

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 is a video game for the Game Boy Advance, and the first game to follow the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game (OCG) rules. It and its successor, Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2, are the only numbered games in the Duel Monsters series to use OCG rules.

It has an English-language remake, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul, which makes a number of modifications, including incorporating some elements from Duel Monsters 6.

Changes from Duel Monsters 1 to 4[edit]

General

The calendar system is introduced.
D-Tactics are introduced.
Instances of text can contain kanji.
Players may use Latin letters and Arabic numerals in their names.
Ability to speed up gameplay is added.
The player can view their cards and edit their Deck without challenging an opponent first.
Switching between Deck and Bag, while constructing a Deck, is made much smoother.

Rules

The game switches to the Duel Monsters Expert Rules, which replicate the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game and are much different than the rules featured in the previous four games in the series.
Rock-paper-scissors is used to decide which players moves first.
Matches (best of three Duels) are introduced. Although single Duels still feature predominately.
The Semi-Limited status is introduced.
Some cards, such as the Egyptian Gods, are completely unusable.

Campaign

The number of wins required to progress to later stages is not fixed at ten and varies for each stage.
New special conditions for unlocking certain opponents are added.
Events other than facing selected opponents can happen.
Tournaments are introduced.
Cards may be lost by ante in certain events.
Sets are introduced.
Random drops from opponents are removed in favor of the player choosing a Booster Pack from a list of unlocked sets.
Tea Gardner and Solomon Muto, who featured in previous games can now be faced as opponents.
New opponents include Umbra & Lumis and the Duel Computer.

Cards[edit]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 contains 928 cards, which come from sets in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game, up until Curse of Anubis and this game's promotional cards.

This is composed of:

921 cards which can be included in the Deck:
- 911 different usable cards
- The alternate password "Polymerization"
- 9 alternate artworks of other cards
7 cards which cannot be put in the Deck:
- The 3 Ticket Cards
- The 3 Egyptian God cards
- The "Insect Monster Token"

Game options[edit]

Main menu

The following options are available from the main menu.

Campaign (キャンペーン Kyanpēn): The game's story mode. Face AI opponents.
Trade (トレード Torēdo): Trade with other players, using the Game Link Cable
Calendar (カレンダー Karendā): See what the in-game day is and the what dates events are falling on.
Option (オプション Opushon): View information and change settings.
Deck & Bag (デッキ＆バッグ Dekki & Baggu): View cards and edit Deck.
Duel (デュエル Dyueru): Duel with other players, using the Game Link Cable

Campaign[edit]

Stages[edit]

Opponents are arranged in "tiers", with higher tiers unlocked by beating already open tiers. A tier may consist of 4 or 5 duelists. In order to advance, all duelists on a tier must be beaten a certain amount of times before the next level can be unlocked. Beating a tier also unlocks certain in-game events, such as special cards that can only be received by beating that tier.

Level	Opponents	Unlock
1	Tristan Taylor	Available from the start
	Tea Gardner
	Yugi Muto
	Bakura Ryou
	Joey Wheeler
2	Mai Valentine	Defeat all Level 1 Duelists twice each
	Espa Roba
	Mako Tsunami
	Weevil Underwood
	Rex Raptor
3	Umbra & Lumis	Defeat all previous Duelists three times each
	Strings
	Rare Hunter
	Marik Ishtar
	Arkana
4	Yami Bakura	Defeat all previous Duelists four times each
	Yami Yugi
	Shadi
	Ishizu Ishtar
	Kaiba Seto
5	Maximillion Pegasus	Obtain "Toon World"
	Simon	Win the three rounds of the Manual Tournament.
	Trusdale	Have a copy of every card
	Duel Computer	Defeat all previous duelists five times each and fulfill each of opponent's individual conditions

Events[edit]

Certain events take place in Campaign Mode. Some are scheduled in the calendar, while others happen randomly.

Event	Image
Weekly Jump magazine
Every Tuesday, they player gets the Weekly Jump magazine, after their Duel. The magazine contains a gift pack, containing five cards. The cards may come from either pack A or pack B.
V Jump magazine
On the 21st of the Month (or the 20th if the 21st falls on a Sunday), they player gets the V Jump magazine, after their Duel. The magazine contains a gift pack of five cards.
Weekend Duel
Weekend Duels take place on the second and fourth Saturday of each month, where the player faces an opponent in a Match; a best-of-three game, allowing for Side Deck adjustments between games.
Grandpa Cup
The Grandpa Cup takes place on the first Saturday in June. If the player wins, they will be awarded 5 rare cards from a Grandpa pack and will qualify for the finals, the next day. A second pack is awarded if they win the second day.
National Championship
The National Championship begins on the first Sunday in November. Each victory qualifies the player to participate in the following round. There are a total of 4 rounds. The prize for winning the finals is a Limited Pack.
Special Duel
Randomly, a Duelist will challenge the player to a Match (best 2 out of 3) instead of a Duel. The situation is the same as that of Weekend Duel, but a random Field Magic Card is placed on the field. The player receives five cards from one of the Weekly Jump gift packs, if they win.
Rare Hunters
Randomly, one of the five Rare Hunters (the Duelists from Tier Three) may challenge the player to a Duel. If the player loses, they lose a rare card from their Trunk. If they win, they receive five rare cards.

Trade[edit]

Trade

Players can connect two copies of the game, using the Game Link Cable to transfer cards between copies. The game is not compatible with the Wireless Link accessory for the Game Boy Advance.

After connecting two copies of the game and entering the trade menu, each player selects a card from their bag and confirms that they wish to trade it. Each card is then sent to the opposite player's game.

It is also possible to trade with the sequel, Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2.

Calendar[edit]

Calendar

The game progresses by one day, each time the player faces an opponent in Campaign. The calendar menu can be used to view the current date and check what dates events fall on. The directional buttons are used to move the cursor between days, while the L and R buttons are used to move between months.

Japanese days off, including Sundays and public holidays are marked in red on the calendar.
Weekly Jump distribution dates are marked with a "WJ" icon. These occur every Tuesday, unless the Tuesday is a day off, in which case it occurs on the last working day beforehand. The player receives five cards, from either gift pack A or gift pack B on this day.
V Jump distribution dates are marked with a "VJ" icon. These occur on the 21st of every month, unless the 21st is a day off, in which case it occurs on the last working day beforehand. The player receives five cards from the V Jump gift pack on this day.
Tournaments are marked with a card icon.
- Weekend Duel takes place on the second and fourth Sunday of each month.
- Grandpa Cup begins on the first Saturday in June.
- The National Championship begins on the first Sunday in November.

Date	Event	Opponent	Reward
January 1	New Year's Day	Yami Yugi	Limited Pack
Second Monday of January	Coming of Age Day	Mai Valentine	Vol.4
February 11	National Foundation Day	Rex Raptor	Vol.5
February 14	Valentine's Day	Téa Gardner or Mai Valentine	Duelist Pack
March 14	White Day	Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, Tristan Taylor, or Bakura Ryou	Duelist Pack
March 20 or 21	Vernal Equinox Day	Random	Rare Selection
April 29	Greenery Day	Weevil Underwood	Limited Pack
May 3	Constitution Memorial Day	Bakura Ryou	Magic Ruler
May 4	Citizens' holiday^{[note 1]}	Tristan Taylor	Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon
May 5	Children's Day	Yugi Muto	Duel Finalist
First Saturday of June	Grandpa Cup qualifier	Random	Duelist Pack
Sunday after the first Saturday of June	Grandpa Cup final	Random	Grandpa pack
June 28 (after winning the National Championship twice)	Simon's birthday	Simon	Limited Pack
July 20	Marine Day	Mako Tsunami	Phantom God
September 15	Respect for the Aged Day	Arkana	Pharaoh's Servant
September 23	Autumnal Equinox Day	Random	Rare Selection
Second Monday in October	Health and Sports Day	Joey Wheeler	Duel Finalist
October 31	Halloween	Rare Hunter	Rare Selection
November 3	Culture Day	Espa Roba	Curse of Anubis
First Sunday in November	National Championship first round	Random	"Set Sail for the Kingdom"
Second Sunday in November	National Championship second round	Random	"The Monarchy"
Third Sunday in November	National Championship semifinals	Random	"Glory of the King's Hand"
Fourth Sunday in November	National Championship	Random	Limited Pack
November 23	Labor Thanksgiving Day	Téa Gardner	Duel Finalist
December 23	The Emperor's Birthday^{[note 2]}	Kaiba Seto	Limited Pack
December 24	Christmas Eve	Opponent of choice	Rare Selection

Option[edit]

Options

The option screen gives the player the following

Change name: Allows players to change their name
Record: Displays the number of wins, losses and draws against each character
Sound: Toggle sound settings between "on", "special effects only" and "off"
Duelist Point

Change name
Record
Sound
Duelist Point

Deck & Bag[edit]

Deck edit

The player can view their cards and edit their Deck from the Deck & Bag menu. The menu has three different screens, which can be toggled between using the L and R keys.

Bag: All cards in the player's possession, not currently in the Deck or Side Deck.
Deck: 40 to 60 cards used in Duels.
Side Deck: 0 to 15 cards, which can be used to modify the Deck between Duels, during Matches.

Each screen shows a list of cards with four visible at a time. The up and down arrows can be used to move through the cards one at a time or the left and right arrows to move four a time. When highlighted, a card's illustration, stats and the number of copies of it in the Bag, Deck and Side Deck are displayed. When selected, the player can view its details or move a copy to the Bag, Deck or Side Deck.

The order of the cards can be changed in each screen. The options to sort by are name (which is also numeric order), ATK, DEF, Level and Type. In the event of a tie, e.g. two cards having the same Level, when order by Level, they are ordered per the previously applied filter.

Duel[edit]

Players can connect two copies of the game, using the Game Link Cable, to Duel against each other.

Obtaining cards[edit]

Initial Deck[edit]

When starting a new game, the player is presented with a choice of three Decks, Black, Green, and Red, to use as their Initial Deck. Each Deck is generated by selecting a certain number of cards at random from a group of card pools.

In the below table, each card pool is represented in a column. The "Size" row is the total number of cards in the pool; the "Red", "Green", and "Black" rows show the number of cards the respective Deck selects from that pool.

	Pool 1	Pool 2	Pool 3	Pool 4	Pool 5	Pool 6	Pool 7	Pool 8	Pool 9	Pool 10	Pool 11
Size	6	2	7	6	7	2	13	13	13	57	12
Black	6	1	2	2	5	2	3	3	6	10	3
Red							6	3	3
Green							3	6	3

Packs[edit]

Players open packs throughout the game. Each pack contains five cards; four Common cards and one, which can be of any other rarity.

Rarities[edit]

The probabilities for the possible rarities of the fifth card are listed below.

Rarity	Normal Rare	Secret Rare	Ultra Rare	Super Rare	Rare	Common
Probability	6/180	4/180	6/180	12/180	36/180	116/180

The rarity names are not used in-game. However they correspond to the rarities the cards have in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game. e.g. all cards in DM5's Vol.1 with 6/180 probability are Ultra Rare in the OCG's Vol.1. There is no visual indicator in the game to say exactly what rarity a card is. All Secret, Ultra, Super and Rare cards have their name displayed in a foil pattern when viewing the contents of a pack.

List[edit]

Packs

When the player wins a Duel, they are usually presented with a choice of Booster Packs, many of which are based on real-world OCG sets. Three packs are available at the beginning of the game. More are unlocked as the player meets certain conditions.

The "unlocked by" column explains how to make the packs available at the Booster Pack-selection screen.
The "event" column lists other situations where the player is awarded the pack. When the player is awarded a Booster Pack, they are not directly told which one they receive, instead only see which five cards it contained. The player must win a Match (best out of three Duels) for each of these events, except the Ghoul encounter, which is a single Duel and the Weekly Jump and V Jump prizes, which do not involve any Dueling.
Certain events only occur if the player faces particular opponents. The "opponent" column lists the opponent for the event, mentioned in the "event" column, if applicable.

Set	Unlocked by	Event	Opponent
Vol.1	Available from the start
Vol.2	Available from the start
Vol.3	Available from the start
Vol.4	Defeating each Stage 1 opponent ten times	Coming of Age Day	Mai Valentine
Vol.5	Winning ten times in Stage 2	National Foundation Day	Rex Raptor
Vol.6	Defeating each Stage 2 opponent ten times
Vol.7	Defeating Mai Valentine twenty times
Magic Ruler	Winning ten times in Stage 3	Constitution Memorial Day	Bakura Ryou
Pharaoh's Servant	Defeating Marik Ishtar twenty times	Respect for the Aged Day	Arkana
Curse of Anubis	Defeating Yami Yugi twenty times	Culture Day	Espa Roba
Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon	Defeating Yugi Muto twenty times	Day of Rest	Tristan Taylor
Phantom God	Defeating Joey Wheeler twenty times	Marine Day	Mako Tsunami
Dark Ceremony	Defeating each Stage 3 opponent ten times
Premium Pack 3	Completing Stage 3
Expert Pack 1	Winning ten times in Stage 1
Expert Pack 2	Completing Stage 1
Expert Pack 3	Defeating Mako Tsunami twenty times
Expert Pack 4	Completing Stage 2
Expert Pack 5	Defeating Umbra & Lumis twenty times
Duelist Pack	Winning ten times in Stage 4	Valentine's Day	Tea Gardner or Mai Valentine
		White Day	Yugi Muto, Joey Wheeler, Tristan Taylor, or Bakura Ryou
		Grandpa Cup qualifier
Duel Finalist	Defeating each Stage 4 opponent ten times	Children's Day	Yugi Muto
		Health and Sports Day	Joey Wheeler
		Labor Thanksgiving Day	Tea Gardner
Rare Selection	Defeating Kaiba Seto twenty times	Autumnal Equinox Day	Random
		Christmas Eve	Anyone
		Ghoul ambush
Limited Pack	Getting a copy every card	New Years Day	Yami Yugi
Limited Pack	Getting a copy every card	National Championship final
Grandpa pack		Grandpa Cup final
Weekly Jump gift pack A		Weekly Jump issue
Weekly Jump gift pack B		Weekly Jump issue
V Jump gift pack		Monthly V Jump issue

Tournament prize cards[edit]

Normally a pack is awarded to the player for winning a Match in a tournament. The National Championship also awards Ticket Cards; The player can win "Set Sail for the Kingdom", "The Monarchy" and "Glory of the King's Hand" in the first, second and third rounds respectively.

Passwords[edit]

Password Machine

Passwords can be found on the lower left hand corner of actual physical Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. In this and many other games, a password screen allows these codes to be entered to unlock new cards. However, there are two conditions to this:

Certain rare cards will not allow their passwords to be entered, unless the condition to unlock them has been met but the game has not awarded it yet.
The player must not already have the card in his/her Trunk, Deck, Side Deck (or if the card is a newer card), it will not go through and it will display an "ERROR" message.

Trading[edit]

Players may exchange cards using the Trade menu.

It is possible to exploit this option to duplicate cards. When trading, after one player has pushed the trade button, if the second player waits until the card appears back on the first player's screen before pushing the trade button, both players will have both cards being traded.

Simon[edit]

By Dueling Simon once, the player gets a copy of every card not already in their possession.

Rules[edit]

The game almost directly follows the rules of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game (OCG), as they were at the time of the game's development. Differences include:

There is an upper limit of 60 cards on the Main Deck. (At the time, there was no upper limit in the OCG.)
The Side Deck can have between 0 and 15 cards. (At the time, the OCG only allowed for an exactly 15-card Side Deck or no Side Deck.)

Limited cards[edit]

Limited

Semi-Limited

D-Tactics[edit]

D-Tactics

D-Tactics is a feature that helps players learn the basics of the game and test them with puzzles.

Rules[edit]

There are some rules in D-Tactics.

The level will pick the Deck the player uses. They will use the same Deck each time they play that level.
The starting hand in each puzzle will be roughly the same, regardless of the player's Deck. Some unimportant cards will be different.
The player must win in a single turn.
A hint is given at the start of each level.

Progressing[edit]

Initially, only six levels are available. Each time the player completes six, the next six will become available, until all have been unlocked.

List[edit]

Tactic Information

Glitches[edit]

If the Magic Card taken by "Graverobber" is set before activation the player will not lose the 2000 Life Points.

Promotional cards[edit]

Game guides[edit]

Demo[edit]

A demo "Taikenban" version of Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 is known to exist.^[1]^[2]

Notes[edit]

↑ At the time of this game's release in 2001, May 4 was an unnamed holiday that was created due to a rule that any day which falls between two holidays automatically also becomes a holiday, with these days being referred to as a "citizens' holiday". In 2006, Greenery Day was moved to May 4, and Greenery Day's original April 29 date was changed to the new Shōwa Day holiday.
↑ The Emperor's Birthday is celebrated on the actual date of birth of the reigning emperor. At the time of this game's release in 2001, this was Emperor Akihito's birthday, on December 23.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Official Website

[1] At the time of this game's release in 2001, May 4 was an unnamed holiday that was created due to a rule that any day which falls between two holidays automatically also becomes a holiday, with these days being referred to as a "citizens' holiday". In 2006, Greenery Day was moved to May 4, and Greenery Day's original April 29 date was changed to the new Shōwa Day holiday.

[2] The Emperor's Birthday is celebrated on the actual date of birth of the reigning emperor. At the time of this game's release in 2001, this was Emperor Akihito's birthday, on December 23.

[3] ttps://wiki.no-intro.org/index.php?title=Nintendo_-_Game_Boy_Advance_Japan_undumped#Not_for_sale.2FDistribution_carts

[4] ttps://wiki.no-intro.org/index.php?title=File:AGB-AYTJ-JPN.jpg

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+{{Infobox video game
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+| image           = DM5-Box-JP.jpg
-| english name = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1
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-| kanji name   = 遊☆戯☆王デュエルモンスターズ5 エキスパート1
+| romaji_name     = Yūgiō Dyueru Monsutāzu Faibu: Ekisupāto Wan
-| romaji name  =
+| platform        = Game Boy Advance
-| developer    = Konami
+| languages       = Japanese
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+| developer       = [[Konami]]
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+| publisher       = Konami
-| release date = {{flag|Japan}} July 5, 2001
+| ja_release_date = July 5, 2001
-| rating       =
+| series          = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (video game series)
-| genre        = Strategy/Sim
+| prev            = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelist
+| next            = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2
+| remake          = Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul
+| guide_book_1    = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 First Volume
+| guide_book_2    = Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 Second Volume
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-'''''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1''''' is a video game for the Game Boy Advance, and the first game to follow the real ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' rules. The game is very similar to its English version, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul]]'', in story, but different in graphics and the Booster Packs (''The Eternal Duelist Soul'' uses the same graphic as ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel]]''). Gameplay is similar to standard dueling rules, except that the Side Deck can have less than 15 cards, and is more for convenience of getting to cards for your Deck than switching between duels, as CPU duels are single duels rather than matches (though you will have a match duel against a character every two weeks on a Saturday).
+'''''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1''''' is a video game for the Game Boy Advance, and the first game to follow the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' (''OCG'') rules. It and its successor, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2]]'', are the only numbered games in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (video game series)|Duel Monsters]]'' series to use ''OCG'' rules.
-==Changes from ''Duel Monsters 1'' to ''4'' ==
+It has an English-language remake, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul]]'', which makes a number of modifications, including incorporating some elements from ''Duel Monsters 6''.
+==Changes from ''Duel Monsters 1'' to ''4''==
 '''General'''
 * The calendar system is introduced.
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 * Random drops from opponents are removed in favor of the player choosing a Booster Pack from a list of unlocked sets.
 * [[Tea Gardner (Duel Monsters 5)|Tea Gardner]] and [[Solomon Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Solomon Muto]], who featured in previous games can now be faced as opponents.
-* New opponents include [[Umbra (Duel Monsters 5)|Umbra]], [[Lumis (Duel Monsters 5)|Lumis]] and the [[Duel Computer (Duel Monsters 5)|Duel Computer]].
+* New opponents include [[Umbra & Lumis (Duel Monsters 5)|Umbra & Lumis]] and the [[Duel Computer (Duel Monsters 5)|Duel Computer]].
 ==Cards==
-{{See also|List of ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1'' cards}}
+{{See also|List of ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1'' cards}}
-{{See also|Gallery of ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1'' cards}}
+{{See also|Gallery of ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1'' cards}}
-''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1'' contains 928 cards, which come from sets in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'', up until ''[[Curse of Anubis (set)|Curse of Anubis]]" and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1 promotional cards|this game's promotional cards]].
+''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1'' contains 928 cards, which come from sets in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'', up until ''[[Curse of Anubis (set)|Curse of Anubis]]'' and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 promotional cards|this game's promotional cards]].
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 ! colspan="2" | ''Weekly Jump'' magazine
 |-
-| Every Tuesday, they player gets the ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump|Weekly Jump]]'' magazine, after their Duel. The magazine contains a special pack, containing five cards. The cards may come from either [[Weekly Jump special pack 1 (DM5)|pack 1]] or [[Weekly Jump special pack 2 (DM5)|pack 2]].
+| Every Tuesday, they player gets the ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump|Weekly Jump]]'' magazine, after their Duel. The magazine contains a gift pack, containing five cards. The cards may come from either [[Weekly Jump gift pack|pack A]] or [[Weekly Jump gift pack B|pack B]].
 | [[File:-WeeklyJumpMagazineDM5.png|Weekly Jump Magazine]]
 |-
 ! colspan="2" | ''V Jump'' magazine
 |-
-| On the 21st of the Month (or the 20th if the 21st falls on a Sunday), they player gets the ''[[V Jump]]'' magazine, after their Duel.  The magazine contains a [[V Jump special pack (DM5)|special pack]] of five cards.
+| On the 21st of the Month (or the 20th if the 21st falls on a Sunday), they player gets the ''[[V Jump]]'' magazine, after their Duel.  The magazine contains a [[V Jump gift pack|gift pack]] of five cards.
 | [[File:-V-JumpMagazineDM5.png|V-Jump Magazine]]
 |-
@@ Line 172: / Line 178: @@
 ! colspan="2" | Grandpa Cup
 |-
-| The Grandpa Cup takes place on the first Saturday in June. If the player wins, they will be awarded 5 rare cards from a [[Grandpa Cup special pack (DM5)|special pack]] and will qualify for the finals, the next day. A second pack is awarded if they win the second day.
+| The Grandpa Cup takes place on the first Saturday in June. If the player wins, they will be awarded 5 rare cards from a [[Grandpa pack (DM5)|Grandpa pack]] and will qualify for the finals, the next day. A second pack is awarded if they win the second day.
 | [[File:Grandpa Cup-DM5.png|Grandpa Cup]]
 |-
@@ Line 182: / Line 188: @@
 ! colspan="2" | Special Duel
 |-
-| Randomly, a Duelist will challenge the player to a [[Match]] (best 2 out of 3) instead of a Duel. The situation is the same as that of Weekend Duel, but a random [[Field Spell Card|Field Magic Card]] is placed on the field. The player receives five cards from one of the ''Weekly Jump'' special packs, if they win.
+| Randomly, a Duelist will challenge the player to a [[Match]] (best 2 out of 3) instead of a Duel. The situation is the same as that of Weekend Duel, but a random [[Field Spell Card|Field Magic Card]] is placed on the field. The player receives five cards from one of the ''Weekly Jump'' gift packs, if they win.
 |
 |-
@@ Line 190: / Line 196: @@
 | [[File:Ghoul-DM5.png|Rare Hunter]]
 |}
 ===Trade===
-[[File:DM5 Trade.png|thumb|160px|Trade]]
+[[File:DM5 Trade.png|thumb|240px|Trade]]
 Players can connect two copies of the game, using the Game Link Cable to transfer cards between copies. The game is not compatible with the Wireless Link accessory for the Game Boy Advance.
+After connecting two copies of the game and entering the trade menu, each player selects a card from their bag and confirms that they wish to trade it. Each card is then sent to the opposite player's game.
+It is also possible to trade with the sequel, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2]]''.
 {{clear}}
 ===Calendar===
-[[File:DM5 Calendar.png|thumb|right|160px|Calendar]]
+[[File:DM5 Calendar.png|thumb|right|240px|Calendar]]
+The game progresses by one day, each time the player faces an opponent in Campaign. The calendar menu can be used to view the current date and check what dates events fall on. The directional buttons are used to move the cursor between days, while the {{key press|L}} and {{key press|R}} buttons are used to move between months.
+* Japanese days off, including Sundays and public holidays are marked in red on the calendar.
+* ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump|Weekly Jump]]'' distribution dates are marked with a "WJ" icon. These occur every Tuesday, unless the Tuesday is a day off, in which case it occurs on the last working day beforehand. The player receives five cards, from either [[Weekly Jump gift pack A|gift pack A]] or [[Weekly Jump gift pack B|gift pack B]] on this day.
+* ''[[V Jump]]'' distribution dates are marked with a "VJ" icon. These occur on the 21st of every month, unless the 21st is a day off, in which case it occurs on the last working day beforehand. The player receives five cards from the [[V Jump gift pack|''V Jump'' gift pack]] on this day.
+* Tournaments are marked with a card icon.
+** Weekend Duel takes place on the second and fourth Sunday of each month.
+** Grandpa Cup begins on the first Saturday in June.
+** The National Championship begins on the first Sunday in November.
 {{clear}}
-===Option===
+{| class="wikitable"
-[[File:DM5 Options.png|thumb|right|160px|Options]]
+|-
+! scope="col" | Date
-{| class=wikitable
+! scope="col" | Event
-! Option Description
+! scope="col" | Opponent
-! Image
+! scope="col" | Reward
+|-
+| January 1
+| [[wikipedia:New Year's Day|New Year's Day]]
+| [[Yami Yugi (Duel Monsters 5)|Yami Yugi]]
+| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
+|-
+| Second Monday of January
+| [[wikipedia:Coming of Age Day|Coming of Age Day]]
+| [[Mai Valentine (Duel Monsters 5)|Mai Valentine]]
+| ''[[Vol.4 (DM5)|Vol.4]]''
+|-
+| February 11
+| [[wikipedia:National Foundation Day|National Foundation Day]]
+| [[Rex Raptor (Duel Monsters 5)|Rex Raptor]]
+| ''[[Vol.5 (DM5)|Vol.5]]''
+|-
+| February 14
+| [[wikipedia:Valentine's Day|Valentine's Day]]
+| [[Téa Gardner (Duel Monsters 5)|Téa Gardner]] or [[Mai Valentine (Duel Monsters 5)|Mai Valentine]]
+| ''[[Duelist Pack (DM5)|Duelist Pack]]''
+|-
+| March 14
+| [[wikipedia:White Day|White Day]]
+| [[Yugi Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Yugi Muto]], [[Joey Wheeler (Duel Monsters 5)|Joey Wheeler]], [[Tristan Taylor (Duel Monsters 5)|Tristan Taylor]], or [[Bakura Ryou (Duel Monsters 5)|Bakura Ryou]]
+| ''[[Duelist Pack (DM5)|Duelist Pack]]''
+|-
+| March 20 or 21
+| [[wikipedia:Vernal Equinox Day|Vernal Equinox Day]]
+| Random
+| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
+|-
+| April 29
+| [[wikipedia:Greenery Day|Greenery Day]]
+| [[Weevil Underwood (Duel Monsters 5)|Weevil Underwood]]
+| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
+|-
+| May 3
+| [[wikipedia:Constitution Memorial Day|Constitution Memorial Day]]
+| [[Bakura Ryou (Duel Monsters 5)|Bakura Ryou]]
+| ''[[Magic Ruler (DM5)|Magic Ruler]]''
+|-
+| May 4
+| Citizens' holiday<ref group="note">At the time of this game's release in 2001, May 4 was an unnamed holiday that was created due to a rule that any day which falls between two holidays automatically also becomes a holiday, with these days being referred to as a "citizens' holiday". In 2006, [[wikipedia:Greenery Day|Greenery Day]] was moved to May 4, and Greenery Day's original April 29 date was changed to the new [[wikipedia:Shōwa Day|Shōwa Day]] holiday.</ref>
+| [[Tristan Taylor (Duel Monsters 5)|Tristan Taylor]]
+| ''[[Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (DM5)|Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon]]''
+|-
+| May 5
+| [[wikipedia:Children's Day (Japan)|Children's Day]]
+| [[Yugi Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Yugi Muto]]
+| ''[[Duel Finalist]]''
+|-
+| First Saturday of June
+| Grandpa Cup qualifier
+| Random
+| ''[[Duelist Pack]]''
+|-
+| Sunday after the first Saturday of June
+| Grandpa Cup final
+| Random
+| [[Grandpa pack (DM5)|Grandpa pack]]
+|-
+| June 28 (after winning the National Championship twice)
+| Simon's birthday
+| [[Simon (Duel Monsters 5)|Simon]]
+| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
+|-
+| July 20
+| [[wikipedia:Marine Day|Marine Day]]
+| [[Mako Tsunami (Duel Monsters 5)|Mako Tsunami]]
+| ''[[Phantom God (DM5)|Phantom God]]''
+|-
+| September 15
+| [[wikipedia:Respect for the Aged Day|Respect for the Aged Day]]
+| [[Arkana (Duel Monsters 5)|Arkana]]
+| ''[[Pharaoh's Servant (DM5)|Pharaoh's Servant]]''
+|-
+| September 23
+| [[wikipedia:Autumnal Equinox Day|Autumnal Equinox Day]]
+| Random
+| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
+|-
+| Second Monday in October
+| [[wikipedia:Health and Sports Day|Health and Sports Day]]
+| [[Joey Wheeler (DM5)|Joey Wheeler]]
+| ''[[Duel Finalist]]''
+|-
+| October 31
+| [[wikipedia:Halloween|Halloween]]
+| [[Rare Hunter (DM5)|Rare Hunter]]
+| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
 |-
-! colspan="2" | Change Name
+| November 3
+| [[wikipedia:Culture Day|Culture Day]]
+| [[Espa Roba (DM5)|Espa Roba]]
+| ''[[Curse of Anubis (DM5)|Curse of Anubis]]''
 |-
-|
+| First Sunday in November
-* Change your duelist name.
+| National Championship first round
-| [[File:DM5 ChangeName.png|160px|Change Name]]
+| Random
+| "[[Set Sail for the Kingdom (DM5)|Set Sail for the Kingdom]]"
 |-
-! colspan="2" | Records
+| Second Sunday in November
+| National Championship second round
+| Random
+| "[[The Monarchy (DM5)|The Monarchy]]"
 |-
-|
+| Third Sunday in November
-* Shows your current duel statistics.
+| National Championship semifinals
-| [[File:DM5 DuelRecords.png|160px|Duel Records]]
+| Random
+| "[[Glory of the King's Hand (DM5)|Glory of the King's Hand]]"
 |-
-! colspan="2" | Sound
+| Fourth Sunday in November
+| National Championship
+| Random
+| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
 |-
-|
+| November 23
-* Change the sound.
+| [[wikipedia:Labor Thanksgiving Day|Labor Thanksgiving Day]]
-| [[File:DM5 SoundChange.png|160px|Change The Sound]]
+| [[Téa Gardner (Duel Monsters 5)|Téa Gardner]]
+| ''[[Duel Finalist]]''
 |-
-! colspan="2" | Duelist Point
+| December 23
+| [[wikipedia:The Emperor's Birthday|The Emperor's Birthday]]<ref group="note">The Emperor's Birthday is celebrated on the actual date of birth of the reigning emperor. At the time of this game's release in 2001, this was [[wikipedia:Akihito|Emperor Akihito]]'s birthday, on December 23.</ref>
+| [[Kaiba Seto (Duel Monsters 5)|Kaiba Seto]]
+| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
 |-
-|
+| December 24
-* Check out your duelist point.
+| [[wikipedia:Christmas Eve|Christmas Eve]]
-| [[File:DM5 Duelist Point.png|160px|Duelist Point]]
+| Opponent of choice
+| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
 |}
+===Option===
+[[File:DM5 Options.png|thumb|right|240px|Options]]
+The option screen gives the player the following
+* '''Change name''': Allows players to change their name
+* '''Record''': Displays the number of wins, losses and draws against each character
+* '''Sound''': Toggle sound settings between "on", "special effects only" and "off"
+* '''Duelist Point'''
+<gallery widths="240" heights="160" mode="compact>
+DM5 ChangeName.png    | Change name
+DM5 DuelRecords.png   | Record
+DM5 SoundChange.png   | Sound
+DM5 Duelist Point.png | Duelist Point
+</gallery>
 ===Deck & Bag===
-[[File:DM5 Deck Edit.png|thumb|160px|Deck edit]]
+[[File:DM5 Deck Edit.png|thumb|240px|Deck edit]]
+The player can view their cards and edit their Deck from the Deck & Bag menu. The menu has three different screens, which can be toggled between using the {{key press|L}} and {{key press|R}} keys.
+* '''Bag''': All cards in the player's possession, not currently in the Deck or Side Deck.
+* '''Deck''': 40 to 60 cards used in Duels.
+* '''Side Deck''': 0 to 15 cards, which can be used to modify the Deck between [[Duel]]s, during [[Match]]es.
+Each screen shows a list of cards with four visible at a time. The up and down arrows can be used to move through the cards one at a time or the left and right arrows to move four a time. When highlighted, a card's illustration, stats and the number of copies of it in the Bag, Deck and Side Deck are displayed. When selected, the player can view its details or move a copy to the Bag, Deck or Side Deck.
+The order of the cards can be changed in each screen. The options to sort by are name (which is also numeric order), [[ATK]], [[DEF]], [[Level]] and [[Type]]. In the event of a tie, e.g. two cards having the same Level, when order by Level, they are ordered per the previously applied filter.
 {{clear}}
 ===Duel===
+Players can connect two copies of the game, using the Game Link Cable, to Duel against each other.
 ==Obtaining cards==
-===Starter Deck===
+===Initial Deck===
-{{Main|Starter Deck (''DM5'')}}
+{{Main|Initial Deck (''DM5'')}}
-When starting a new game, the player is presented with a choice of three Decks, Black, Green, and Red, to use as their Starter Deck. Each Deck is generated by selecting a certain number of cards at random from a group of card pools.
+When starting a new game, the player is presented with a choice of three Decks, Black, Green, and Red, to use as their Initial Deck. Each Deck is generated by selecting a certain number of cards at random from a group of card pools.
 In the below table, each card pool is represented in a column. The "Size" row is the total number of cards in the pool; the "Red", "Green", and "Black" rows show the number of cards the respective Deck selects from that pool.
@@ Line 290: / Line 443: @@
 Players open packs throughout the game. Each pack contains five cards; four Common cards and one, which can be of any other rarity.
+====Rarities====
 The probabilities for the possible rarities of the fifth card are listed below.
@@ Line 303: / Line 457: @@
 The rarity names are not used in-game. However they correspond to the rarities the cards have in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]''. e.g. all cards in ''DM5''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s ''[[Vol.1 (DM5)|Vol.1]]'' with 6/180 probability are [[Ultra Rare]] in the ''OCG''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s ''[[Vol.1]]''. There is no visual indicator in the game to say exactly what rarity a card is. All Secret, Ultra, Super and Rare cards have their name displayed in a foil pattern when viewing the contents of a pack.
-====Booster Packs====
+====List====
 [[File:DM5 Booster Packs.png|thumb|320px|Packs]]
-When the player wins a Duel, they are usually presented with a choice of Booster Packs. Three packs are available at the beginning of the game. More are unlocked as the player meets certain conditions.
+When the player wins a Duel, they are usually presented with a choice of Booster Packs, many of which are based on real-world ''[[OCG]]'' sets. Three packs are available at the beginning of the game. More are unlocked as the player meets certain conditions.
-Many of the sets are based on real world ''[[OCG]]'' sets.
+* The "unlocked by" column explains how to make the packs available at the Booster Pack-selection screen.
+* The "event" column lists other situations where the player is awarded the pack. When the player is awarded a Booster Pack, they are not directly told which one they receive, instead only see which five cards it contained. The player must win a [[Match]] (best out of three Duels) for each of these events, except the Ghoul encounter, which is a single Duel and the ''Weekly Jump'' and ''V Jump'' prizes, which do not involve any Dueling.
+* Certain events only occur if the player faces particular opponents. The "opponent" column lists the opponent for the event, mentioned in the "event" column, if applicable.
-{| class="wikitable"
+{| class="wikitable" style="clear: both;"
 |-
 ! scope="col" | Set
 ! scope="col" | Unlocked by
+! scope="col" | Event
+! scope="col" | Opponent
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.1 (DM5)|Vol.1]]''
 | Available from the start
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.2 (DM5)|Vol.2]]''
 | Available from the start
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.3 (DM5)|Vol.3]]''
 | Available from the start
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.4 (DM5)|Vol.4]]''
 | Defeating each Stage 1 opponent ten times
+| [[wikipedia:Coming of Age Day|Coming of Age Day]]
+| [[Mai Valentine (Duel Monsters 5)|Mai Valentine]]
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.5 (DM5)|Vol.5]]''
 | Winning ten times in Stage 2
+| [[wikipedia:National Foundation Day|National Foundation Day]]
+| [[Rex Raptor (Duel Monsters 5)|Rex Raptor]]
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.6 (DM5)|Vol.6]]''
 | Defeating each Stage 2 opponent ten times
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Vol.7 (DM5)|Vol.7]]''
 | Defeating [[Mai Valentine (Duel Monsters 5)|Mai Valentine]] twenty times
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Magic Ruler (DM5)|Magic Ruler]]''
 | Winning ten times in Stage 3
+| [[wikipedia:Constitution Memorial Day|Constitution Memorial Day]]
+| [[Bakura Ryou (Duel Monsters 5)|Bakura Ryou]]
 |-
 |  ''[[Pharaoh's Servant (DM5)|Pharaoh's Servant]]''
 | Defeating [[Marik Ishtar (Duel Monsters 5)|Marik Ishtar]] twenty times
+| [[wikipedia:Respect for the Aged Day|Respect for the Aged Day]]
+| [[Arkana (Duel Monsters 5)|Arkana]]
 |-
 | ''[[Curse of Anubis (DM5)|Curse of Anubis]]''
 | Defeating [[Yami Yugi (Duel Monsters 5)|Yami Yugi]] twenty times
+| [[wikipedia:Culture Day|Culture Day]]
+| [[Espa Roba (Duel Monsters 5)|Espa Roba]]
 |-
 | ''[[Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (DM5)|Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]''
 | Defeating [[Yugi Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Yugi Muto]] twenty times
+| [[wikipedia:Greenery Day|Day of Rest]]
+| [[Tristan Taylor (Duel Monsters 5)|Tristan Taylor]]
 |-
 | ''[[Phantom God (DM5)|Phantom God]]''
 | Defeating [[Joey Wheeler (Duel Monsters 5)|Joey Wheeler]] twenty times
+| [[wikipedia:Marine Day|Marine Day]]
+| [[Mako Tsunami (Duel Monsters 5)|Mako Tsunami]]
 |-
 | ''[[Dark Ceremony (DM5)|Dark Ceremony]]''
 | Defeating each Stage 3 opponent ten times
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Premium Pack 3 (DM5)|Premium Pack 3]]''
-| Complete Stage 3
+| Completing Stage 3
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Expert Pack 1]]''
 | Winning ten times in Stage 1
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Expert Pack 2]]''
-| Complete Stage 1
+| Completing Stage 1
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Expert Pack 3]]''
 | Defeating [[Mako Tsunami (Duel Monsters 5)|Mako Tsunami]] twenty times
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Expert Pack 4]]''
-| Complete Stage 2
+| Completing Stage 2
+|
+|
 |-
 | ''[[Expert Pack 5]]''
 | Defeating [[Umbra & Lumis (Duel Monsters 5)|Umbra & Lumis]] twenty times
+|
+|
 |-
-| ''[[Duelist Pack (DM5)|Duelist Pack]]''
+| rowspan="3" | ''[[Duelist Pack (DM5)|Duelist Pack]]''
-| Winning ten times in Stage 4
+| rowspan="3" | Winning ten times in Stage 4
+| [[wikipedia:Valentine's Day|Valentine's Day]]
+| [[Tea Gardner (Duel Monsters 5)|Tea Gardner]] or [[Mai Valentine (Duel Monsters 5)|Mai Valentine]]
+|-
+| [[wikipedia:White Day|White Day]]
+| [[Yugi Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Yugi Muto]], [[Joey Wheeler (Duel Monsters 5)|Joey Wheeler]], [[Tristan Taylor (Duel Monsters 5)|Tristan Taylor]], or [[Bakura Ryou (Duel Monsters 5)|Bakura Ryou]]
+|-
+| Grandpa Cup qualifier
+|
+|-
+| rowspan="3" | ''[[Duel Finalist]]''
+| rowspan="3" | Defeating each Stage 4 opponent ten times
+| [[wikipedia:Children's Day (Japan)|Children's Day]]
+| [[Yugi Muto (Duel Monsters 5)|Yugi Muto]]
+|-
+| [[wikipedia:Health and Sports Day|Health and Sports Day]]
+| [[Joey Wheeler (Duel Monsters 5)|Joey Wheeler]]
 |-
-| ''[[Duel Finalist]]''
+| [[wikipedia:Labor Thanksgiving Day|Labor Thanksgiving Day]]
-| Defeating each Stage 4 opponent ten times
+| [[Tea Gardner (Duel Monsters 5)|Tea Gardner]]
 |-
-| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
+| rowspan="3" | ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
-| Defeating [[Kaiba Seto (Duel Monsters 5)|Kaiba Seto]] twenty times
+| rowspan="3" | Defeating [[Kaiba Seto (Duel Monsters 5)|Kaiba Seto]] twenty times
+| [[wikipedia:Autumnal Equinox Day|Autumnal Equinox Day]]
+| Random
 |-
-|  ''[[Limited Pack]]''
+| [[wikipedia:Christmas Eve|Christmas Eve]]
-| Getting a copy every card
+| Anyone
-|}
-====Special packs====
-Special packs are awarded at certain events.
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! scope="col" | Set
+| Ghoul ambush
-! scope="col" | Event
+|
 |-
-| [[Weekly Jump special pack 1 (DM5)|''Weekly Jump'' special pack 1]]
+| rowspan="2" | ''[[Limited Pack]]''
-| rowspan="2" | Each week, one of these two packs is included with the ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump|Weekly Jump]]'' magazine
+| rowspan="2" | Getting a copy every card
+| [[wikipedia:New Years Day|New Years Day]]
+| [[Yami Yugi (Duel Monsters 5)|Yami Yugi]]
 |-
-| [[Weekly Jump special pack 2 (DM5)|''Weekly Jump'' special pack 2]]
+| National Championship final
+|
 |-
-| [[V Jump special pack (DM5)|''V Jump'' special pack]]
+| [[Grandpa pack (DM5)|Grandpa pack]]
-| Included with the ''[[V Jump]]'' magazine, each month
+|
+| Grandpa Cup final
+|
 |-
-| [[Grandpa Cup special pack (DM5)|Grandpa Cup special pack]]
+| [[Weekly Jump gift pack A|''Weekly Jump'' gift pack A]]
-| Prize for winning the Grandpa Cup tournament
+| rowspan="2" |
+| rowspan="2" | ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump|Weekly Jump]]'' issue
+| rowspan="2" |
 |-
-| ''[[Rare Selection (DM5)|Rare Selection]]''
+| [[Weekly Jump gift pack B|''Weekly Jump'' gift pack B]]
-| Prize for defeating a Rare Hunter in a random encounter. This is also available as a regular Booster Pack.
 |-
-| ''[[Limited Pack]]''
+| [[V Jump gift pack|''V Jump'' gift pack]]
-| Prize for winning the National Championship. This is also available as a regular Booster Pack.
+|
+| Monthly ''[[V Jump]]'' issue
+|
 |}
+===Tournament prize cards===
+Normally a pack is awarded to the player for winning a Match in a tournament. The National Championship also awards [[Ticket Card]]s; The player can win "[[Set Sail for the Kingdom (DM5)|Set Sail for the Kingdom]]", "[[The Monarchy (DM5)|The Monarchy]]" and "[[Glory of the King's Hand (DM5)|Glory of the King's Hand]]" in the first, second and third rounds respectively.
 ===Passwords===
@@ Line 428: / Line 647: @@
 ==Rules==
-===Deck construction===
+The game almost directly follows the rules of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' (''OCG''), as they were at the time of the game's development. Differences include:
+* There is an upper limit of 60 cards on the [[Main Deck]]. (At the time, there was no upper limit in the ''OCG''.)
-===Duels===
+* The Side Deck can have between 0 and 15 cards. (At the time, the ''OCG'' only allowed for an exactly 15-card Side Deck or no Side Deck.)
-[[File:DM5 Duel Field.png|thumb|160px|Duel Field]]
-By holding down the {{Key press|R}} button, gameplay can be sped up during Duels.
-{{clear}}
 ===Limited cards===
@@ Line 479: / Line 693: @@
 [[File:D-Tactics1.png|thumb|160px|D-Tactics]]
-D-Tactics is a special function only found in '''Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1'''.
+D-Tactics is a feature that helps players learn the basics of the game and test them with puzzles.
-This function helps you learn the basics of the game. Doing these will
-help you learn how duels go, how to fuse, and so on. You should
-do this before playing Campaign mode.
 ===Rules===
 There are some rules in D-Tactics.
-* The level will pick a Deck you use. You will use the same Deck each time you play that level.
+* The level will pick the Deck the player uses. They will use the same Deck each time they play that level.
-* You will start out with basically the same hand. (Some unimportant cards will be different)
+* The starting hand in each puzzle will be roughly the same, regardless of the player's Deck. Some unimportant cards will be different.
-* You must win in one turn.
+* The player must win in a single turn.
-* When you select a level, it will tell you a hint, so read it carefully.
+* A hint is given at the start of each level.
-* Don't give up. Some levels are hard, but not impossible.
 ===Progressing===
-In the beginning, you can only access 6 levels. Once you beat
+Initially, only six levels are available. Each time the player completes six, the next six will become available, until all have been unlocked.
-those 6, the next 6 levels will be available. Once you beat those 6,
-more levels will be available. This will go on until you have all the
-levels.
 ===List===
 [[File:DM5 D-Tactics2.png|thumb|160px|Tactic Information]]
-* [[Before Entering the Battle Phase]]
+* "[[Before Entering the Battle Phase]]"
-* [[To Fuse Monsters?]]
+* "[[To Fuse Monsters?]]"
-* [[What You Need to Perform a Ritual]]
+* "[[What You Need to Perform a Ritual]]"
-* [[Monster Should be Summoned]]
+* "[[Monster Should be Summoned]]"
-* [[Sacrifice this to Summon!!]]
+* "[[Sacrifice this to Summon!!]]"
-* [[Invitation to the Different Dimension]]
+* "[[Invitation to the Different Dimension]]"
-* [[There's No Way of Blocking the Attack!]]
+* "[[There's No Way of Blocking the Attack!]]"
-* [[3000 vs 3000]]
+* "[[3000 vs 3000]]"
-* [[Penguin Battle Royal]]
+* "[[Penguin Battle Royal]]"
-* [[Now! The Time of Resurrection]]
+* "[[Now! The Time of Resurrection]]"
-* [[Power of Unity!!]]
+* "[[Power of Unity!!]]"
-* [[Carefully Without Rushing...]]
+* "[[Carefully Without Rushing...]]"
-* [[Transform Field]]
+* "[[Transform Field]]"
-* [[High Level Monster Summon]]
+* "[[High Level Monster Summon]]"
-* [[Summon This One!]]
+* "[[Summon This One!]]"
-* [[Unite! Down with Zera]]
+* "[[Unite! Down with Zera]]"
-* [[Change of Heart Monster]]
+* "[[Change of Heart Monster]]"
-* [[Blow of the Dead!]]
+* "[[Blow of the Dead!]]"
-* [[Sacrifice (D-Tactics)|Sacrifice]]
+* "[[Sacrifice (D-Tactics)|Sacrifice]]"
-* [[When a Card is Flipped]]
+* "[[When a Card is Flipped]]"
-* [[Paralysis]]
+* "[[Paralysis]]"
-* [[If You're Trapped]]
+* "[[If You're Trapped]]"
-* [[Are You Powering Up?]]
+* "[[Are You Powering Up?]]"
-* [[Destroy the Diamond with the Opponent!]]
+* "[[Destroy the Diamond with the Opponent!]]"
 ==Glitches==
@@ Line 531: / Line 738: @@
 ==Promotional cards==
-{{Main|''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1'' promotional cards}}
+{{Main|''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1'' promotional cards}}
 ==Game guides==
-{{Main|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1 Game Guide 1}}
+{{Main|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 First Volume}}
-{{Main|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1 Game Guide 2}}
+{{Main|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 Second Volume}}
+==Demo==
+A demo "Taikenban" version of ''Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1'' is known to exist.<ref>https://wiki.no-intro.org/index.php?title=Nintendo_-_Game_Boy_Advance_Japan_undumped#Not_for_sale.2FDistribution_carts</ref><ref>https://wiki.no-intro.org/index.php?title=File:AGB-AYTJ-JPN.jpg</ref>
+==Notes==
+<references group="note" />
+==References==
+<references />
 ==External links==
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Contents

Changes from Duel Monsters 1 to 4[edit]

Cards[edit]

Game options[edit]

Campaign[edit]

Stages[edit]

Events[edit]

Trade[edit]

Calendar[edit]

Option[edit]

Deck & Bag[edit]

Duel[edit]

Obtaining cards[edit]

Initial Deck[edit]

Packs[edit]

Rarities[edit]

List[edit]

Tournament prize cards[edit]

Passwords[edit]

Trading[edit]

Simon[edit]

Rules[edit]

Limited cards[edit]

D-Tactics[edit]

Rules[edit]

Progressing[edit]

List[edit]

Glitches[edit]

Promotional cards[edit]

Game guides[edit]

Demo[edit]

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Navigation menu

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